Brittany Howard review, Jaime: Alabama Shakes frontwoman grapples with racism and religion on debut solo record ...United Arab Emirates

Jaime is named after Howard's sister, who taught her to play piano and died of cancer when she was eight years old, but the singer has said the album is 'not about her'

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